If "If I really had to, I'd choose Tasmania. It has good freshwater reserves, is in a democratic state, and is free of human predators... A place where, quite simply, it's possible to save oneself." Quote by Paolo Giordano, Tasmania, Einaudi Editore

Neverland is the place where, as Edoardo Bennato sings, there is no hatred or violence, no soldiers or weapons, no "flags" or "borders."

Tasmania doesn't celebrate a geographical utopia, but questions our present. It asks us what it means, today, to build possible havens in a world that raises walls and loses humanity. It invites us to pause in the folds of human experiences, to recognize ourselves in others, to challenge the rhetoric that reduces migrants to "problems."